ResilienTU: 2021-22
The University of Tulsa is focused on your health and wellbeing during the COVID-19 public health crisis. TU community members should carefully read and review TU Health Resources in order to take necessary health and safety precautions and engage in Daily Wellness Checks. We encourage our faculty, staff, and students to obtain information from Alexander Health Center, community health care providers, state health authorities, and the CDC’s COVID-19 website.
Student Life
As we settle into our new normal which may or may not include living on campus, there are still plenty of ways to experience college life. You'll discover many ways to immerse yourself in the TU community whether online or in-person.
Research
Undergraduate and graduate research are a way of life in our state-of-the-art labs and classrooms where faculty know your name and offer a guiding hand. And TU research isn’t limited to science or engineering. It’s encouraged among literature scholars and future CEOs. Discovery is a lifelong pursuit and is at the heart of what we do at TU.
Student Support
Learning may look different these days but the TU community is here to support every student through whatever they might need.
News
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TU Law alumna becomes Tulsa’s deputy mayor
TU College of Law alumna Cassia Carr (JD ’16) is deploying her longstanding passion for helping her hometown to flourish as Tulsa’s new deputy mayor.
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Internship opens window on careers in development and nonprofit sectors
Economics and sociology major Caroline Williams spent late spring and the better part of summer as an intern with the ACLU, where she deployed the skills she’s acquired in her studies to help the organization advocate for broad social change.